On Tuesday, April 22, 2003, at 03:45 AM, Mark Walker wrote: > > I moved to imovie 3.0.1 and I've had a torrid time - slow, buggy, etc, > exactly as discussed on the list > yesterday I upgraded to 3.0.2 yesterday and it seems miles better... > is this true? I'd agree, 3.0.2 was a big improvement for me in both stability and speed, but 3.0.1 was also an improvement over 3.0.0 (for me anyway). One thing I found interesting is that upgrading to 10.2.5 fixed one of the more annoying bugs for me. Prior to that upgrade when I exported to Quicktime using the Expert settings, the save file dialog box with all the options would come up and I couldn't navigate very well to places other than the default. What I mean by that is when I tried to do something like move the scroll bar to go up the drive hierarchy, sometimes nothing would happen, sometimes a duplicate of the file list would appear off to the top-left of the window, just all manner of weird things. It also wouldn't let me select (using the mouse) just the part of the filename before the three-letter extension, I always had to use the keyboard. What I found interesting about this is that it was an upgrade to the OS, not iMovie that fixed the bug. It just makes me wonder how many other iMovie (or other application) bugs are really bugs in other parts of the system. -Mike